10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «मातृदेव»
Discover the use of
मातृदेव in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
मातृदेव and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Sītārāma Sekasariyā janmaśatābdī grantha - Page 101
मातृ देव, भव ! विनोबा भावे हमारे समाज में मनु की आज्ञा प्रमाण मानी जाती है । स्थियों के बारे में मनु बया कहता है ? "उपाध्याय दशाचार्या: आचार्या-यां शतं पिता है सहने तु पित्त ...
Rameśa Bhāradvāja, Gāndhī Hindustānī Sāhitya Sabhā, 1993
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Yajurveda-svādhyāya tathā paśuyajña-samīkshā
Viśvanātha Vidyālaṅkāra. औ-मखा-च-प्रनाम (निघं० ३श्री) है "इह देवानां सुम-य-पया मातृदेव, [7देव आदि के सुखद/यी इस घर में जैसे तेरा पति रहता है, वैसे ही हे सिर! तू भी उस सुखदायी घर में रह 1 ] ५२: ...
Viśvanātha Vidyālaṅkāra, 1979
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Empowering Visions: The Politics of Representation in ... - Page 152
... his Holy- Land that is the cradle of his religion.45 These categories were then supported by a whole range of idealized forms of devotion through which the nation should be worshipped as dharma-, karma-, matri-, deva- and mokshabhoomi, ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine - Volume 136 - Page 417
fJ5( " have a similar tradition of the mountains of Benaren until Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest peak became not more than 500 feet in height." The same vanity carries the ...
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Asiatic Researches; Or, Transactions of the Society, ... - Page 241
... the south of Benares are said, in the Purdnas, to have kept the holy city in total darkness, till Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest peak now is not more than 500 feet high.
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1807
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Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
65, “have a similar tradition of the mountains of Benares; until Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest eak became not more than 500 feet in eight.” The same vanity carries the ...
Sylvanus Urban (pseud. van Edward Cave.), 1824
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Asiatic Researches: Or, Transactions of the Society ...
... total darkness, till Matra-deva. growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and thdr highest peak now is not more than 500 feet high. In Europe similar notions once prevailed ; for we are told that the Cimmerians ...
Asiatick Society (Calcutta, India), 1799
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THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE - Page 417
6$, " have a similar tradition of the mountains of Benares i until Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest peak became not more than 500 feet in neight." The same vanity carries the ...
SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT., 1824
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The History of British India - Volume 1 - Page 378
Hence the mountains to the south of Benares are said, in the Puranas, to have kept the holy city in total darkness, till Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest peak now is not more ...
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Asiatic researches or transactions of the Society ...
... city in total darkness, till Matra-deva growing angry at their insolence, they humbled themselves to the ground, and their highest peak now is not more than 500 feet high. In Europe .similar notions once prevailed ; for we are told that the ...
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1799
